defender_hank
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Discovery 2 td5 manual 10p. Nanocom says rear left abs fault. Is that nearside (passenger)or offside(drivers)?
Stupid question time.
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nearside.
It looks at stuff as if you are sitting in the driver's seat, as do Hayne's manuals.
It looks at stuff as if you are sitting in the driver's seat, as do Hayne's manuals.
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Thanks for speedy reply. I'm going to delete this post now because of sheer embarrassment.
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The only stupid question is the one you never ask.
I too wonder where nearside offside went to, but I think it coincided with the demise of the the British car industry!
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It's the left one, at the rear
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It on the left side opposite the front. Normally equally opposite the right side rear the behind the front of the vehicle. If you had a mirror and went to the back of the car and then combed your hair for five or ten minutes,a nice policeman will advise you why are you not on the nearside of the car on the pathway.
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Lol. Nanocom is some tool. I'm very impressed with it.
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Is one allowed to use LOL on this site? Or is it far to millennial for old codgers?
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LOL lots of love?
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Hey careful with the codgers
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I have always taken nearside to be near the side/verge, (for us who drive on the left)
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But what if I'm looking at the car over my shoulder?It's the left one, at the rear
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Sorry, you lost me at left.. can you go over that explanation again but in English this time.It on the left side opposite the front. Normally equally opposite the right side rear the behind the front of the vehicle. If you had a mirror and went to the back of the car and then combed your hair for five or ten minutes,a nice policeman will advise you why are you not on the nearside of the car on the pathway.
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left shoulder or right? and is that my left or yours?
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N/s in UK models is the side without a steering wheel unless its on the passengers seat during repairs when it becomes the side with the steering wheel.
Hope that's clear
Hope that's clear
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Hmm now you have me thinking
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Its the first one
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